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Back to the basicsLesson planning &

Personal growth for TEFL teachers

潛龍國小 Annie Tsai

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From http://flickrleech.net/

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A happy class

I know what I’m doing in this class.

I’m doing my job.

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The outline

My philosophy Lesson planning Personal growth

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Attention is my most scarce resource

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The movie director’s guide to effective teaching - By Victor Stachura

• Learning happens at the beginning and at the end.

From http://www.pickthebrain.com

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Having more starting and ending points.

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Some routines are as good as a parfume

• Line up chant

• Consistent format

Today is _______.Today’s homework is:1.2.3.

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Language is personal

• Make it personal-Improvisation

• Try to make it useful

• Curiosity

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Follow the model

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Summary

• Make it multi-sensory

• Make it __________

• Make it __________

• Start it __________

dailypersonal

small

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From http://flickrleech.net/

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Lesson planning3R

• Review-revise-recycle

• “Give me the question”

• Brainstorming with a teaser

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Lesson planningPhysical movement

• Apply videos to recount

• My version of volleyball game/ online stopwatch

• Rhymes to quiet the classroom

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Time for a break!

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Lesson planning Homework that encourages

thinking• Picture-captions

• Book making- the one/ the easy one

• Help walls

• Who? Where? When?

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Making books with children

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My Gliffy sample

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Help wall

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5w1hwho where when what *why *how

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leash

collar

blind

WinterWinter cloth- jacket, gloves,

sweater

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Lesson planning-Move the roadblocks!

1. 無法分辨 Letter names and letter sounds狗 - 吠2. 不會辨認 / 代換 首音 beginning sounds3. 一個字 ? 一個字母 ? 一個句子 ?4. 沒有標點符號5. 錯誤的習寫習慣6. 不會拼讀 7. 沒有語感 - 英文單字的韻律8. 機械式的習寫9. 沒有先聽再說的習慣10. “ 我沒有學過英文 !”

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New way to present phonics

From Sound Linkage

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Phoneme counting

From http://www.teachingk-8.com

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Lesson planningSummary

• Review, revise, recycle

• Classroom English

• Be observant!

• Anti-rubbish homework

• Move!

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Online tools that helps

• Gliffy

• Spellingcity

• ESL podcast

• Youtube

• 5 min

• Miro

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My private life

My work life

My professional development

From http://flickrleech.net/

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Learn to be a happy English teacher

• Start from things that interests you

• Authentic language– TED.COM

– www.teachertube.com

– Listen to the movie

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Try something new when you feel bored

• New classroom arrangements

• New routine

• New games

• Old games with a new twist

• Write them down

• Share it!

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You learn that the more you get good at the basics, the more you can experiment with new ideas.

from Letter to a young teacher